His brother Makhan Gujjar had a quarrel with famous outlaw of the time namely Achha Shukar Wala who belonged to Lahore's locality Qila Gujar Singh.

After coming out of jail, Gujjar organized a gang and started collecting forced tax from the butcher community.

The center of his highhandedness was Lahore's Bakra Mandi (cattle market) area where he collected rupee one (Re 1) from every butcher on purchase of one goat.

Fateh Khan Bandial was Lahore's deputy commissioner while Haji Habib ur Rehman, superintendent of police at that time.

After his death, a number of Punjabi language movies were made on topic of Gujjar starting from 1970s by the Lahore's film industry.

It is interesting to note that their rival family had entered the business of movie making much before them and also made a number of good films.

Famous film makers of the rival family include Achha Shukar Wala himself and Kamran Chaudhry.